Welcome to Aaron Ng
By Admin on 08 Aug 2007 4:11 PM
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In many ways, the newest regular contributor to join Singapore Angle should need no introduction. Apart from his own blog, Aaron is also the author of two guest contributions here: "Premarital Sex: Whose burden?" and "Fighting and understanding the Woodbridge stigma". In his own words:

Aaron Ng is currently a Teaching Assistant and part time Masters student at the Communications and New Media Programme, National University of Singapore. He considers himself a devoted romantic who's blessed with the good fortune of marrying a pretty and smart wife. Aaron's professional research interest is in the field of communications but on a personal level, he is deeply interested in social, political and economic issues and he enjoys discussing them, be it online or offline. An avid blogger, Aaron maintains a personal blog, Hear Ye! Hear ye! and welcomes anyone to drop by his blog for a nice discussion over a cup of cyber-coffee.

Welcome aboard.

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Bart:

Ephraim to TOC. Aaron to SA. What is going on with all these mergers and acquisitions? Some kind of consolidation on blogosphere? Perhaps some consolidation is inevitable, and good for the long run. Good luck Aaron and SA.

Posted by Bart | August 8, 2007 4:53 PM

WANG:

Aaron

Congratulations on your marriage again. On SA,best wishes to your arrival on this platform with both the flowers(preferably more) and the thorns on your future path.

Regards
Wang

Posted by WANG | August 13, 2007 9:37 AM

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